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A technical overview of aluminum heat sink efficiency, covering conduction, convection, material selection, manufacturing methods, and real-world application scenarios in electronics and power systems.

An overview of how modern manufacturing combines material selection and precision processing, including zinc alloys, bronze machining, laser cutting, and mechanical assembly techniques.

A compact 350W ATX12V power supply designed for industrial PCs and embedded systems, featuring active PFC, defined efficiency targets, standard ATX rails, and protection functions for continuous operation.

A technical overview of EMS mechatronics engineering, covering system integration, verification, and the transition from prototype development to precision parts production.

Inrush current limiters are increasingly used alongside surge protection devices in solar PV systems to manage short-duration current stresses during lightning events, start-up, and restart conditions. This article explains how modern non-NTC limiter concepts fit into layered protection strategies for PV inverters.

This case study shows how standardized incoming goods inspection, digital documentation, and structured process optimization helped an electronics manufacturer improve production efficiency and process reliability.

Key Takeaways Flex-ATX design for compact industrial systems The FSP220-50FGBBI follows Flex-ATX and ATX12V mechanical guidelines, allowing integration into many existing 1U and small-form-factor enclosures. The form factor is suited to space-constrained systems where moderate power levels are required. Compared with consumer-grade PC power supplies, the design targets continuous operation, extended environmental conditions, and industrial… Read More »

EMS winding goods—such as toroidal coils, dV/dt chokes, and production-ready transformers—are key components in power conversion and motor drive applications. This article outlines design principles, manufacturing approaches, and selection criteria for reliable industrial integration.

RFID-enabled smart warehouses depend on stable and well-regulated power at every reader node. This article explains how DC/DC power modules support reliable RFID operation by addressing electrical noise, voltage variation, and industrial environmental constraints. Key technical criteria for selecting suitable DC/DC modules are also outlined.